Dunoyer de Segonzac, André - Colette, Sidonie-Gabrielle Claudine. La Treille Muscate. With 36 (including 18 folio-sized) original etchings by André Dunoyer de Segonzac. Paris, Aimé Jourde, 1932. folio. [86] pp, 5 ll. Loose double sheets in original wrappers and paper boards (binding completely detached, lightly browned, front capital torn). Monod 3047 - Rauch 120 - Skira 332 - Garvey 280. - First edition. - One of 100 copies on vélin Hollande van Gelder (GA 165). - Colette and Segonzac were neighbours in St. Tropez, the present etchings illustrate the maritime flair of the South of France. - Minimally browned, otherwise very fresh copy.

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